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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
MARTINS FERRY,
A Gigantic Row on the Q. y p. E.our.io

A Gigantic Row on the q. y P. Excursion
.s9iss Train. v ~, EEt55lyS, 4
Miss Nora Allison and Miss Ball, OF Fast Liver.
pool, and tho Misses Edwards, Of wheeling Island,
Visited friends here yesterday. .f''7- 5'F'
N. MI. John ". Crooks for the past few days has
been royalty entertaining Miss Laura V. DraEe. Of
Cumberland, Nd. Miss Laura D. Drake and Mts.
Y. A. LiebtsS, OF Pittsburgh. ;lG57 a -
Yesterday evening when tho $40 stcubcnyille
accommodation pulled into the depot, some nor.
sou cried asht aud soon after one car On tho train
6adly.uscd up. One fellow who was iookfnr" n M
a. the %f9% was caught by some Big rough who
illciing tGrere wounds The conductors ii ertont
70 eject me man who started the row from The
sfaht. cur were unsuccessful. The scene was n
most y. dssfaeefu Que. and resulted badly for some
" me PARTICIPANTS. All those In the row were
strangers ~ tp!s city and their pames could not
t he learned. Ladies screamed and cried with
iaght fhd some in their endcavors 10 cscane from
i ihe melee were struck by side blows, and others
io the. dresses spateted with blood. The tain
sis tne depot after quittude feigned but az ihe
gang on board Eaa moro or less allied with beer.
adses tfdc to Their journeys end was doubtful: -
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AMOUR PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling. Folks
= ----L--- L - -

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling. Folk,
Abroad. s-E
Hon. N. Golf was in the city 8 lev hours
yesterday, and stopped at the Mcclure.
Col. Charley Caldwell was among the
Parkarsburg delegation which took in the
fair. e ~ : ,l1l -
E1-Postnaster and Ex.Sheriff Samuel
B. Piper, Of GAINESVILLE, was u locker on
st the races yesterday. Si.[
Col. Monte Cristo Van Winklo, tho able
manager OF tho Parkeraburg Academy OF
Music, took in ycat5rday's races. 81,
MIR. Ben Fl. Faria, the artist Of the Gin.
clnnatl Commercial Gu=ttte, who has been
visiting frienda here and over the river for
several weeks, leaves Tor home this morn.
ing. va NJ. r. IN.
Mr.. Prescott. Of New York, advance rem.
resentative Of Mias Margaret Mather, ia II
the city arranging for her appearance al
tho Opera House next Friday and satur.
day. fl7i u. Ill, =
Col. F. S. Purssll editor OF the Charles.
ton Tribune, and Hon. Leyl ]. Burgess, oil
Logan, Ohio, who have been taking in tbs
races, left for home lsst evening via Par.
kersburs. ,yt5ii.,i:.5 "A 5j'7}.'.
Rev. a. s. Jordan, pas!er OF the First
Baptist Church, who has been spending
his vacation among friends in Kentucky
and Ohio, returned last evening, looking
much improved by his trip. He will re.
sume the regular church services to.mor.
row and will preach morning aud evening.
Mr.. A. B. White, tho we'll known editor
OF tho pa.keraburg Stale Journal, passed
through the city lsst evening on his way
to Denver to attend the annual meeting Of
the National Press ssooiation, to which
ne is q delegate from the Press Association
Of this state. Mr.. George Bastsble, the
Corresponding Secretary Of the State As.
Eociaation, has also gone to thu ustional
meeting. 2 {: $ej.s 55s7T ~
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Margarot Mather, whose phenomenal
success as a star Is well known to Wheel.
ing theatre soers, though she has never
appeared here, will play IN engagement Of
two nights and a matinee at the Opera
House commencing next. Friday evening.
She will give s'Leah, the Foraker" Fri.
day night, "Eomeo and Juliet" at the
. saturday matinee, and "The Honeymoon"
Iohin's famous comedy, Saturday even
ing, Her tour is under the management
Of j. NJ. Hill, which assures strong sun.
port and the proper attention to all the
aeccssaories. It is safe to predict thus far
IN advance that the engagement will be-
s9e most brilliant OF the eeason. Mics
Mathefs career, from her frat appearance
as JH!iet at McVickers', Chicago, in 1882,
mas been on uIbroken series OF successes,
ana che has made record Of more con.
:stecutlVe rendisions Of Shakespeare's Juliet
IMAM any other woman, living or dead, AT
tno cloee OF her engagement in this city,
she Will have performed the mart of Juiisi
!Ss timeH. Mr.. Hill had an abiding
ialth in Miss Mather's ability, and has
provided hey with Gu efficient support and
every accessory that can in anywise en-.
nance the effect Of the performance, III
Prominent among the plsmhers Of her
supporting company 10 thst estimable zen.
, .3;, and accomplished actor, Mr..
Miines tevick. Thia is Mr.. Levick'a fifth
season with the Mather company, and no
one but Ar. Levick has ever played the
p .il ~, OF Aercut,o to Misc Msther's Juliet.
NJ Frederick faulding Ia entrusted with
the patt Of Romeo. His reputation as an
t assor Of high rank ia generally conceded,
been with the company ior three Wears.
Ior the nurse Manager Hill engaged Mrs,
sol Smith, whose professional career com.
menced forty ycars ago. Che has followed
Allss Mather for four ysarg, never having
!tn q performance Of the nurse when
'R & and Juliet" was the bill, !l
Taken altogether the attractions Of this
have certainly never been
eScelled on 3 Wheeling etsEe. AL;
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Hold In $500 Bail,

Adds Collins, a boy Of come notorie.v
ior his proficiency in crime, was arrested
by Officer Carney on the charge OF stesl.
ing al open faced watch from Mr.. A hrs.
ham Pickard, ct 2llS Water slrcst m !,
Wednesday. Tho boy. Ia fifteen yesrn and
past ana was IN jail once before for sseal-
ihs. = confessed to taking and sailing
1 u Tatcn; De. cold it, ho said, to one
nm Ciemllsh, . railroad man, for 81 so.
me watch, 1t IL said, was q valuable one,
ara NJ gwen Us present by MI
Pickard to his wife. III, -
: Young Collins, had a hearing before
esui,e William Il. Davis yesterday. nj
which time he fully told eli about bis
taking tho watch, and how he disposed I1 oi
1t. The Justice committed him to isil ior
court, in default Of $500 bail. 80 - -
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DELLAfRE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip From
tho GlasN City. ~. ~.

/ - 4
All sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City. hi
Col. s. L. Mooney Is In the city. II
John Darby, Of Bealkville, Is visiting here, y
Dr.West will leave soon for New York City.
s; d. Piper, OF Bsrresyillc, was iu the city lai,
night. 44s5t-s 49, - 'A ="
Prof, John Mullen will organize a dancing class
in Bcllaire g3tsi. ys' 3, lsIi, So -, :
MIS-. Gresslagcr and wife arc home from ylsi,
Elmer Robinson, who Is In Salt Lake CITY, Is: 70.
ported better =. " N sfll5 u - ~ =
The funeral Of Alctha Freeman was largely at.
buried yesterday. T,7' - = ~ -
pIot w +; Wenncr has arrived aud Is ready for
Rev. j. g smith will leave for Cleveland 10 attend
Tic annuA! conference. 7t iia7s9.l'9 800 :
MT and Mrs. jacob Bra4t. Of New Martinsyille,
We're III the city yesterday. 1 In -
Joseph Dapford, formerly Of B3llatre, IL engaged
on the East Liverpool Rcvielu. la -. II :: - 1
= Roy. N s. IIoey will hold regular services in the
aYs!aa INK tomorrow morning, sEt,FEjss I IL
MI. X. johnson Is home from Fiudlay, where he
has oecn doing como plumbing work. lS,s ,.77i a.
ISIS" Williams, while at work at tho Findlay
L1antern C9uipanysworks, had three AuEera OF M
The Pennsylvania Rairoad Color Blind Inspeo.
nations yesterday - = ~>A'- =
MT o,Eeal. Of sardis, O., was in tho city yes.er.
gay on MS way TO the West Virginia State Fair and
70 Msrstn's Ferry Oh business - II" = -
There Is talk OF The window glass houses starting
as inc Flndlayworks have offered the Ten nor cent
following suit, ~ :. - - 49," A'1 "
There will DO special missiona,yfcryices IN SIM .
gay morning at Io:20 and at 800 In the afternoon
InSuolngs, Rotations. etc. at the First N. i.
Church. Ecv. Mr.. Kccler will preach In coppec.
non non WIN the services both morning aud alter.
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Tho Potomac Fair

The annual Ohio county fair, better
known IS the Potomac Fair, il to be held
at that place as usual this year. The dstes
arc Wednesday and Thursday, September
q and %. Thore is every indication that
this year will gee better fair at Potomac
than ever before. Each year the farmers
hayo taken more and more interest in the
concern and it's growth hes been steady.
It is patronizsd by nearly evsry farmer Of
any prominence in the county. 1t ia not
snything like the State Fair, Of course,
but it is the occasion Of social gathering,
general good time and the;exh;biticn Of
the best stock and products Of the county.
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Premium on School Work,

The public pchoola oil Wheeling, Bridge.
port, Weliaburg and Bsllaire competed for
tho priza offered by Tho State Faiz Asso.
citation for work done by pupils. The
Wheeling exhibit filled three large
volumes. Bridgeport showed drawing,
principally. Wellsburg's wss as credita.
BILE but not so large. Wheeling was
awarded the frat premium. Bsllaire, how
ever, entered tho contest too late, hor
large exhibit Of. very good work being
placed on exhibition late in the fair, after
tho award Of the judges had been an.
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INITIATED Blood,
'Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured Y
y. by Cuticura, N.

THROUGH tho medium Of enc Of your books 70.
! Gsiyed through Mr.. Frank T.. ~fay, Dlusgi.I,
Apollo, Ia. ! became acquainted with your Untl'
iI,y 10 you that their use has petmahently cured
mo OF ono OF the worst caIes Of blood poisoning 10
connection With erysinclis, that have tyeI teeii.
aud this alter having been proDouueed incuiaole
take great pleasure ID forwarding .oyou this 'esli.
Jonial unsoliclici As Il y BY you, in order thai
other, suffering from ,lmiat Eislsdits may b. en-
e'''o =. d, WIllTLINGkR, Leschbutg, IA.
Rnicrence: FrAnk 4. Wray, Druggist, Apollo Pa.
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"Ihe JapA" Mt the Grand

Another large and sappreciatiys sudi.
ence filed tho Grand Opera Houss sI Isst
ing h'sat to W.T. this most wonderful en-
s9;s 1' The ieats Of balancing, luz.
ehog, alight OF hand, etc., must DO seen az u' T.
t 20 appreciated Tho specially business ia ia
also above the average. The comna s ~
w give two mora performances Ills 81.
ternoon and evening. 80 S1.',' g
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stI,0FILOuA uLCEns.

Jsmts Z. RichArtSon. Custom lloose, New Or.
loans. on cam tpys. In 1870 Bcfoiulout Ulcers
Gtoic Out GU nv body until | wss u mas Of cor.
Iuption. Everything known 10 the medical faculty
va, irled In vain, ! bOesH1 nero wreck. Al
timrs could rot VI! my hands 10 my head, could
nat urn III bed, was in constant pain. md looked
mon lie rs n cune. No relief or curo IN ton
years In lssO heard Of the Cutloura RemGdlcs,
ilIcd them, md was perfectly cured"
sworn 10 before U. b. Com. J. u. Crawford.
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Indications,

YAsHlyaros, D. O., Sept. 5lo.-Fos
West Virginia, cooler fair weather, pro.
coded by light, local rains, light to fresh
northeaaterly winds. I. &.
h! For Western Pennsylvania cooler, fair
weather, fresh to brlak northeasterly
winds, veering to easserly and diminish.
ing In force. ( ;5;i
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Sult!ngs, pantaloOnlngs md Over.
coatlngs. which VIC arc prepared to make
MP In flrst.class styl0 ut reasonable
prices. g q. ;s' * i5li1 4 . q
Our White Unlaundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rced front and back, at
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan Tn.
derWear from 81 W Ia snlt upwards, ut
q. HESS q SONS,
(. 1891 s. 1898 Market Street. a
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BrilCeport.

Meistet's Orchestra will play for tho WheelIny
Thursday. a .1S- $500 = ne ~
Persons rs desiring to be highly entertained should
tho Welsh church, IEtnavile, Poi. ]. " lsh ~
lses TO be great success. 80
Yesterday evening about 7 O'Clock, as A Cleye..
Ina riti'bursh freight train was coming to the
ton, rail- turned, dropping two .at cars on IN
Hes lnree cugtnes Wee soon on the scene and
sae s'acs was c!eased III time to let the $50 train
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ONE OF THE WORST CAsGs.

for year., aud navc tho tlfnt complaint got 10 10
olive from a purchaser. One oil the worst cases oil
scintuts ever Jaw was cured by the ute OF 1--we
bottles OF Cuiicufa ReSolscut: Cutlcura, and Cuti
tuta Soap. Tho Soap takes tho cake here as
' 'As' TAYLOR & TAYLOR. Drusgte.
- frankfurt Kan
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A GEOGRAPHICAL POINT.

ITO drop this phase Of the subject, has ii
occurred to you that our end Of the State
has never had 8 Republican nominee for
Governor, and that the party Inns made
great strides with us? We have several
men who would do we'll in that position.
and our people sre very much in earnest
about having the honor come our way,
Whatever We do We ought to make a firSt
clnaa ticket all the way through, for I isel
that We csn make the winning ticket this
time. II We succeed Te ought to have in
the State aouoe men who we know will
do US credit. It would be bad for M to
make my miatakea in tho composition Of
our ticket. There, now, the first thing 1
know you will be intervie wing mo on
politics. The State Fair ia big enough ia
talk about for tho present. faaI,& A. = - =
Col. Mel .ean leaves for home thiu morn.
ing. During bis Wait here he has been
the recipient OF many attentions IRON, new nov
OF oil parties, upon whom he has made m
agreeable impression. - = - = '' 'S''t ~
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THE coLoHEL's CANDIDACY.


"Colonel, are you likely to be in the
field again for the Gubernatcrial nomina:
tion?" rs 4, "A: i 55,lT7,t {
IL think 1t too early to be discussing Dos
sible nominees on our, ticket. Fortunately
we have q good deal OF good material to
select from. I suppose, however, that l
may ssy this much without indolicacy; |
am in receipt Of many letters from verious
parts OF the State, some asking whether
shall be- in tho field and some urging that
| must be. These exprccsiors arc crafty
Ing, and would be II I had no thought Of
being a candidate. I would feel honored
BY the nomination and would esteem it a
privilege to be allowed TO preside over the
State as its Governor. In ono sense tho
Office does not pay, but the Capital is near
my home and the Inconvenience would
not too great to stand for q term. In an.
either Rense the Office would pay If I could
BIO the meanS Of advancing in any way the
intereats Of my State. certainly Bhould
take greet pride in trying. My candidacy
Is another matter. Circumstances may
make it acem wise Tor me to take tho field
actively, and that l should do, of course,
acknowledging the right Of every other
Republican to present himself before the
convention and hoping to come through
the preliminary campaign with the re-.
spect and good feeling Of the whole party,
My friends are likely to make some move
ment in my behalf, and l shall not feel ct
Liberty to embarass their movements.
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CHEAP EXCURSION

To Cluclnnntl by tho Pan Handle Route
IA; September 10. 52. +, z
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway l2anhand!e route) will sell OK.
cure!on Tickets to CINCINNATI Saturday.
September 10, at the rate Of s. for :rornd
trip. Tickets good for five days. Trains
leave Wheeling at 7: 35 A. NJ. and 0 :05 P. M.
city time. a through coach to Cincinnati
will DO run on the morning train. Pur.
chase your Tickets via the diIect and pop.
ular Panhandle routs. sl'';' ~,
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TIE RACING PROGRAMME,
Three Runs and al Exciting Pace Make Fair

1AFee lansaad al Exciting Pace Make Fair
F Sport.
Yesterdays racing programme consist
ed Of three runs and psce for tho $50
clasa. One OF the runs was the race poat.
poned from Thursday; 1t was mile heats,
best 2 in 8. The other two were each
three.quarter mile heats, best in 8; the
frat was on the regular race programme
and the other was foz consolation prree.
The people that gathered to Gee the sport
filed the grand stand almost to its full
capacity and crowded the space on both
sides OF the quarter.stretch. Nearly 100
vehicles, nearly oil occupied by one or
more OF tho lair sex, wero to be- seen on
the inield, giving life and spirit to the
ecane. a large portion Of the crowd as
semblcd in time to'seo the cava!cade Of
the live stock on the grounds, which took
place at - o'clock. .5.s2E, ~ NJ 4
Tho first race waa tho run, Of the day
before, which lwaa called promptly at i
o'clock. There were four entries, but
Black Tom was scratched, leaving EIexor,
josh Billings and Fargo to contest for the
purse. In the pools Elexor wae a good
favorite at SIS, while the field sold for Sc
and IS: The horses were gotten away with
very little trouble. Elexor led to the
quarter, where the others pulled, along:
side and Billings forged to tho front ana
won in an easy manner. being pulled
all the way home. The second heat was
won by Elexor, but in such suspicious
manner that while ha was allowed the
heat all pools on the heat were declared
oGaud Will Kinney, the driver Of Billings.
was told by tho judges that III the next
heat no must ride 10 win and no. saw the
horses head of. The third hoat Billings
won easily. If there was q combination
msde IN E!sxor's iavor 1t was nicely
smashed. 4. Il. Va =
sUMMARY-T. Va. E. & s, r. A.-FALL PRO.
GGIR ;.A n Friday, September Q, fourth day.
$500 divided into torec monies. h y ri -
Josh Billings
2
MVTuALs-33l0; =; $3.50. 30 81 .4iis5Sss
!. The second race was the regular run OF
tho day, three.quarter mile heats. Jack
O. Trumps, Castilian and Mollie R. were
tic entries and all started. Mollie was
distanced In the frst heat which was won
by Jack in an easy manner. The second
heat was taken by Oastilian, the iayorite,
after a lively brush with 81 Jack.
In this 2 hest Will Walker, the
little colored !. jockey from Brighton
Beach, riding Castilrian, had his right
shoulder DEDICATED by the hsrd jerking
the horse gave him, but no pluckily kept
her head and rode her to the 1niuh. y In
the third heat Neill Kinney, another
Brighton rider, was put up on Cassilrian
IN Walkers v place, q. the latter in
dividual being laid B out under the |
trees in tie inleld in charge
Of two doctors. Csstilian led to the lat |
turn down by the orchard, when she was |
suddenly ; observed to drag, and Jack
going to the front, won easily with hands
i1own. Castilian came in IN evident great
distress and had barely crossed the
wire when she FELL At first 1t was. Thought
leg was broken or that she had broken
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u. y 0. Philadelphia Excurs,o,n.,.. va;
September s to II, tho Baltimore +
Ohio viii yell excursion tickets to Phi]a.
delphis and return at ono faro for Tho
round trip. Tickets good 10 retu,n mil
September q, 80. wv
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scroF1rLOIjy. -INIIEn1rED.

And Contagious Uumosb, with LoSI OF Hair and
Tniptions 81 tho tiin, arc positively cured by Cu.
Rssolsent Internally, when al other medicines
fall. Send for pamphlet. .m0
CntIcura Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price:
Cuiicu,g, the Great Skin Cur1, 10 cents; cu.lcuR
SOAP an EXQUISITE HeRutlior, rs cents; Cuticura
Res9lyent, tho few blood Purifier, 81 %. Potter
Drug aud Chemical Co, Boston. 1faH
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GENTLEMEN, why pay So 50 for a calf
ehos, when We offer q seamless cali shoe,
made specially to our order. for So Is per
par. IatJ. W. AMIcK,
4 rs h "A 4, 1l4S Main street,
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As reported by Chriu.lan schnepf, drug.
gis., Opera House corner. yesterday: n
'7A,a, n9A. ". Il X. SIX, 7ry.
SO go So So ,77' !
Wcather..-FAir. ~ 4 ~ vi
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- *. ~ 14"Sno-surn button,
genuine hand 'sewed, warranted kid.
Y; We nave reduced to g rs per pair,
N operaand common sense lasta. Il r." :
$50, J. ". AMIcK, B,
Al;,ii4! sii Il 1l4S Main street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-SECOND.HAND STEAM
= ENG1NEs-one sx24: one sx22; two SKIP:
ono S1Sxl2; two 7xl2; three 6sll Adde'S. or caH
on c. U. Hare 23l7 Eofr strcet, = = '''' sc5s
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ECZEMA, Etyaipelas, Barber'n Itch, etc,
are cured by skin-Success eosp aud oint.
men.. At drug store Of McLsln Bros. .Ig
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TWO BARGAINS
Z In TslanfI Raal-Evtata

Two desirable residences on Virginia street, to
ha,ndsomsst and highest street on tho island, Tor
second floor, stone foundation, cellar under whole
mouse. Tho other, a substantial two story frame
OF lour rooms. stone foundation, cellar under
whole house. For particulars and terms apply 10
Be3'TTndS y Ill. e fa-,t=fg..r w. II UsIiER
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CuRED uprained knee with. st.. Jaic,oba
ol.--Eon. NJ. w. Oifut, Towson, Md W.
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sUMMARY.-w. VA. 4. s.. 8, r. FALL ipRo.
gRAaAE-Friday, September 9, fourth day.
Ninth race, run, thrce:Qparter mile heats, best
IN s.. Purse $500 divided into three monies. i :
Jaek g ,...r-.................. /
LetuHnn ..t..s', ts..,,,,
Molle d!a,
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tIvonY starch, always ready and reliable,
simple, economical and perfect. Ask your
grocer. 5 ss5I3 t3,t3 h Z
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[sUMMAKY-W. VA. E. { 8. F. 4, FALL PRO
GRAMME. Friday, September o. fourth day
Eleventh race-pacc, $50 claSs. Purse 500, d.
YIled In four monies. =. - - -
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II was great feast oil music Tor Wheel
ing and 3Wheeling's response did her In.
finite credit. The same artists can ,caeily
pack the Opera Houee again on any night
they may consent to appear One Of the
pleasant features OF the night was the i'm
promptu'levee forced upon Madame Ro!-
las father father and mother, Mr.. lsnd
Mrs. George X. Wheat, by friends who
were determined not to delay tho exs
preston ;ot their appreciation Of the
daughters talent and the Y oblige-
ton undo, which che had laid them by
consenting To- public sppearaucasst
home. As the eon2atress rolled sway
In her carriage her friends followed hep
with shouts Of congratula.ion.. Whsteyer
may have been her success abroad 5shs
never received applause mora cordial.
She will take abroad the best wishes OF
her ,fellow.townsmen for renewed sue.
cesses, and Wheeling expects her to have
them. ~. 4, 6 Gl y
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99IR sA n " Friday, September o fourth day.
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